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Break Our Mother's Heart
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Gold on the River
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Stay With Me
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Marie
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Someone Else's Shoes
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The Unconquerable Past
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Sunny
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Christine
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Emigrant Song
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No Country
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Stephen Fearing Victoria, British Columbia
Stephen Fearing’s music embodies a fierce intelligence, haunting candor, and steady-handed pursuit of fleeting beauty. He exudes an abiding love for his craft and respect for his audience that is reflected in two JUNO awards and a touring circuit that includes festival stages and concert halls across Canada, Europe, and the United States. Founding member of Blackie & the Rodeo Kings. ... more
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